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Peterborough Cathedral Prayer Calendar February 2021 Peterborough Cathedral Prayer Calendar February 2021 Canon: Rowan Williams, Precentor Monday Lay Canon: Maria Steele 1 The various Cathedral congregations and the Community Forum Diocese: The workplace: people working in the emergency and recovery services World Church: The Diocese of All Saints Cathedral (Kenya) Canon: Sarah Brown, Missioner Tuesday Canon Emeritus: Peter Garlick 2 Lay Canon: Phil Rolfe Residents and tenants of the Precincts Diocese: The Knightley Benefice (Badby, Newnham, Charwelton, Fawsley, Preston Capes) Rector: Malcolm Ingham Lay Pastoral Minister: Graham White World Church: The Diocese of Aluakluak (South Sudan) Canon: Tim Alban Jones, Vice Dean, Bishop’s Chaplain Wednesday Canon Emeritus: Paul Rose 3 Lay Canon: Jackie Matthews The Garden House staff, volunteers and service users Diocese: Diocesan Mission and Ministry Centre at Bouverie Court World Church: The Diocese of Amazônia (Brasil) Thursday Canon Residentiary: Ian Black 4 Canon Emeritus: David Wiseman Lay Canon: Mark Constant Cathedral Music Department staff and volunteers Diocese: Barby with Kilsby Rector: Nigel Fry Assistant Priest: Kit Jarman World Church: The Diocese of Amichi (Nigeria) Friday College of Canons: Ven. Richard Ormston 5 Canon Emeritus: Jim Mynors Lay Canon: Mary Hanna The Cathedral Choir: lay clerks, choral scholars, choristers and their families The Cathedral Youth Choir Diocese: Gen2 Children and Youth Team World Church: The Diocese of Amritsar (North India) Peterborough Cathedral Prayer Calendar February 2021 Saturday College of Canons: Gordon Steele 6 Canon Emeritus: John Willett Lay Canon: Andrew Roberts Staff, students and governors of the King’s (The Cathedral) School Diocese: Seoul Diocese: Ansan and Anjung Churches The Revds Anthony Lee, Paul Jung, John Hong World Church: The Diocese of Andaman & Car Nicobar Islands (North India) College of Canons: +John Brixworth Sunday Canon Emeritus: David Evans 7 Lay Canon: Pete White The Cathedral Vergers Diocese: Deanery of Daventry Rural Dean: Stephen Burrow Lay Chair: Helen Thompson The Porvoo Churches: Worcester, Hamar World Church: The Anglican Church of Burundi Monday College of Canons: Jane Baxter 8 Canon Emeritus: +Paul Barber Lay Canon: Andrew Presland Cathedral servers, readers, intercessors and all who contribute to worship Diocese: The workplace: Human Resources staff and all who make decisions concerning other people’s jobs World Church: The Diocese of Saint Andrews Dunkeld & Dunblane (Scotland) Tuesday College of Canons: Steve Benoy, Helen Cameron (Ecumenical) 9 Canon Emeritus: Peter Woodward Lay Canon: Richard Tapp Cathedral security staff Diocese: Deanery of Daventry and its 25 churches World Church: The Anglican Missionary District (Igreja Episcopal Anglicana do Brasil) Peterborough Cathedral Prayer Calendar February 2021 Wednesday College of Canons: Adrian Holdstock 10 Canons Emeritus: Mostyn Davies, Bill Croft Lay Canon: Miranda Robinson The Cathedral Development Trust and fundraising activities Diocese: Bugbrooke, Harpole, Kislingbury and Rothersthorpe Rector: Stephen French Readers: Ron Bridges, Maureen Hale, Judy Smith World Church: The Diocese of Angola (Southern Africa) Thursday College of Canons: Richard Stainer 11 Canon Emeritus: Roger Knight Lay Canon: Vyv Wainwright The Friends of Peterborough Cathedral, the Company of St Peter, Hastings Trust: all our generous individual donors and benefactors Diocese: Ashby St Ledgers, Braunston and Welton Team Vicar: Nat White Reader: Anne Parker-Tyler World Church: The Diocese of Ankole (Uganda) Friday College of Canons: Beverley Hollins 12 Canon Emeritus: William Kentigern-Fox Lay Canon Emeritus: Richard Pestell Cathedral Financial Officer, accounts and finance staff Diocese: Catesby, Hellidon and Staverton House-for-duty Priest: Mary Garbutt Readers: Angela Squire, Mark Lane, Chris Ward, Anne Parker-Tyler World Church: The Diocese of North Ankole (Uganda) Saturday College of Canons: Philip Davies 13 Canon Emeritus: Timothy Partridge Lay Canon Emeritus: Brian Long Administrative staff and volunteers in the Cathedral Office Diocese: Seoul Diocese: Daean-Ri and Pyoungtaek Churches The Revds Augustine Kim, Simon Ryu, Kirfrian Kim World Church: The Diocese of Northwest Ankole (Uganda) Peterborough Cathedral Prayer Calendar February 2021 Sunday College of Canons: Jane Butler 14 Canons Emeritus: John Roberts, Tony Lynett Lay Canon Emerita: Elizabeth Knight Staff in the Cathedral Events, Operations and Diary team Diocese: Deanery of Daventry Rural Dean: Stephen Burrow Lay Chair: Helen Thompson World Church: The Anglican Church of Canada Monday College of Canons: Miranda Hayes 15 Canon Emeritus: John Knight Lay Canon Emeritus : Julian Limentani Communications, Marketing and IT staff Diocese: The workplace: those who feel stressed or bullied at work World Church: The Diocese of South Ankole (Uganda) Tuesday College of Canons: Nicholas Gandy OGS 16 Canon Emeritus: Philip Spence Lay Canon Emerita : Liz Holdsworth Cathedral Education and Schools work Diocese: Daventry Holy Cross Interim Priest in Charge: Dawn Stokes Readers: Angela Squire, Mark Lane, Chris Ward World Church: The Diocese of West Ankole (Uganda) Wednesday College of Canons: Stephen Webster 17 Canon Emeritus: Brian Lee Lay Canon Emeritus: Clive Morton (Ecumenical) Cathedral Welcomers and the Guild of Stewards Diocese: Heyford, Stowe Nine Churches, Flore and Brockhall Rector: Stephen Burrow Reader: Nigel Strang World Church: The Diocese of Antananarivo (Indian Ocean) Peterborough Cathedral Prayer Calendar February 2021 Thursday College of Canons: Nicholas Setterfield 18 Canon Emeritus: Tim Short Lay Canon Emeritus: Christopher Gower Cathedral Guides, all involved in organising tours and visits Diocese: Stewardship Officer Paul Adams Giving Officer Pete Squires World Church: The Diocese of Antsiranana (Indian Ocean) Friday College of Canons: Charlie Nobbs 19 Canons Emeritus: George Burgon, Bruce Ruddock All our cathedral volunteers Ed Bailey, volunteer coordinator Diocese: Weedon Bec, Everdon and Dodford Priest in Charge: Barbara Gallagher LLMs: Jennie Fuller, Steve Moore, Elizabeth Taylor World Church: The Diocese of Araucanía (Chile) Saturday College of Canons: Brian Withington 20 Canons Emeritus: Peter Gompertz, Jonathan Baker Honorary chaplains at the cathedral Diocese: Seoul Diocese: Songtan and Paengsung Churches The Revds Francis Lee, Hugo Cho World Church: The Diocese of the Arctic (Canada) Sunday College of Canons: Steve Kelly 21 Canons Emeritus: Julian Bowers, Miles Baker Clergy who assist with weekday services in the cathedral Diocese: Deanery of Greater Northampton Rural Dean: Canon Beverley Hollins Lay chair: Sue Cross The Porvoo churches: Peterborough, Meath and Kildare World Church: The Church of the Province of Central Africa Peterborough Cathedral Prayer Calendar February 2021 Monday College of Canons: Neil Clarke 22 Canons Emeritus: +John Flack, Michael Webber Leaders of children’s and young people’s work at the cathedral Diocese: The workplace: people who have just been made redundant or whose jobs are at risk, the longer term unemployed and those who support them World Church: The Diocese of Argentina (South America) College of Canons: Steve Prior Tuesday Canon Emerita: Karen Jongman 23 The Cathedral Safeguarding Group Diocese: The Deanery of Greater Northampton World Church: The Diocese of Northern Argentina (South America) Wednesday College of Canons: Rob Bewley 24 Canons Emeritus: Grant Brockhouse, George Rogers The Cathedral pastoral visitors and prayer support team Diocese: Abington St Peter and Paul Rector: Byung Jun Kim Reader: Alison Barnes World Church: The Diocese of Argyll & The Isles (Scotland) Thursday College of Canons: John Westwood 25 Canons Emeritus: Derek Waller, Michael Bunker (Dean) Cathedral Flower Guild Diocese: Billing LEP (Anglican/Methodist/Roman Catholic) Great Billing St Andrew; Little Billing All Saints Rector: Richard Burbidge Assistant Priest: David Lunn World Church: The Diocese of Arizona (Episcopal Church) Friday College of Canons: Mandy Cuthbertson 26 Canons Emeritus: Jonathan Kimber, Charles Taylor (Dean) Cathedral tower captain and bellringers Diocese: Northamptonshire Police and Fire Service Chaplaincy team World Church: The Diocese of Arkansas (Episcopal Church) Peterborough Cathedral Prayer Calendar February 2021 Saturday College of Canons: Hannah Jeffrey 27 Canon Emeritus: Lee Francis-Dehqani Cathedral gardeners and grounds staff Diocese: Seoul Diocese: Sanbon and Yeojoo churches The Revds Paul Goh, Daniel Lee World Church: The Diocese of Armagh (Ireland) Sunday College of Canons: John Hall 28 Canon Emerita: Bridget Smith Cleaners of the Cathedral and Precincts Diocese: Deanery of Greater Northampton Rural Dean: Canon Beverley Hollins Lay Chair: Sue Cross The Porvoo Churches: Canterbury, Down and Dromore World Church: Iglesia Anglicana de la Region Central de America .
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